Research Articles
The Viral Saboteurs: How HPV's Tiny Proteins Hijack Our Cells and Drive Cancer
Explore how HPV's E6 and E7 proteins disrupt cellular mechanisms to drive cancer development and the latest therapeutic approaches.
GEPAS: The Genome Decoder - How a Web Tool Revolutionized Microarray Data Analysis
Explore how GEPAS transformed microarray data analysis, making genomic research accessible to biomedical scientists worldwide through its innovative web-based pipeline.
The Hidden Killer in the Blood: New Advances in Diagnosing Bovine Anaplasmosis
Revolutionary diagnostic advances are bringing bovine anaplasmosis, a tick-borne disease costing billions, into the light with new detection methods and research breakthroughs.
Cracking the Peanut Code: The Quest for its Genetic Blueprint
Explore how scientists extract and analyze genomic DNA from peanuts to improve crop resilience, nutrition, and food safety.
The Unseen Dance: The Tiny Atomic Engine That Copies Life's Blueprint
Discover how the two-metal-ion mechanism powers nucleic acid polymerases, the molecular machines that copy DNA and RNA with astonishing accuracy.
Taming a Hidden Parasite: The Gene-Based Vaccine Hunt for River Blindness
How scientists are using genetic blueprints and in vitro expression of the SXP-1 gene to develop a nucleic acid vaccine against river blindness.
Zapping Genes Into Place: The Shocking Promise of Electroporation
Explore the revolutionary technology of electroporative gene delivery and its transformative potential in genetic medicine and therapy.
The Tiny Patient, The Big Fever: The Future of Diagnosing Infections in Babies
Exploring new diagnostic tools that promise safer, more precise, and less traumatic care for febrile infants through immune response analysis.
Silencing Genes, Healing Bodies: The RNAi Revolution in Medicine
Explore how RNA interference (RNAi) is transforming medicine by silencing disease-causing genes with unprecedented precision.
Molecular Stop-Motion: Capturing Life's Machinery in Action
How Beamline X28C's powerful X-ray beam is revolutionizing our view of proteins and viruses through synchrotron footprinting.